Caesars Head State Park

What a cool little spot to stop and check out. The fall colored trees and the eagles flying above in clear sight were amazing to see. Another way to face my fear of heights. Lol No sweat! Its very peaceful.

This park is the escarpment of the Blue Ridge mountains. Not super high mountains but it does boast several 2000 ft ravines so great hiking here. We did the Raven Cliff falls trail which is about four and a half miles out and back and takes you to an overlook to ravencliff falls which happened to be the tallest waterfalls in South Carolina over 400 ft. Unfortunately you can't get to the base of the falls but it is a great view. Very nice state park and very helpful rangers.

This park is incredible! We only had a short amount of time to visit with some family with limited mobility, so we weren't able to explore as much as usual - but what we saw was magnificent! The drive up was gorgeous, and the views from a few overlooks we visited were truly spectacular. And their gift shop is really nice, too. We hope to visit them again some time in the next year or two when we're back in the area to explore more and do some hiking.

Caesars Head State Park!Well, let's just say this state park is well known for a reason! From the drive up the mntn, to all the little overlooks... Don't stop there... there's so much more! I can't wait to hike the Suspension bridge and the Dismal Loop!

Great views! Limited parkingGreat day trip for hiking/enjoying the outdoorsWill definitely return and recommend a visit

This mountainous park has a lot to offer. The main visitor center has free (if often crowded) parking for an overlook, and has a visitor center and gift shop that were actually open on Christmas day (notably, state parks in North Carolina, as well as federal parks throughout the country, are not). There are several other parking areas with trails. Some of them charge a fee, which is not huge but is per person not per vehicle, and while the signs offer to do it online, you'd be lucky to get the cell reception to actually do that around here, so plan ahead.I took a trail to an overlook with a pristine waterfall visible in the distance. Despite uncooperative clouds, I still got some nice shots and had a relaxing and energetic holiday.

Very nice park with amazing views! Def need to stop when passing thru and check it out and take a little hike!

I'm a regular SC State Parks pass holder and this is my absolute favorite upstate SC park. Great trails and awesome scenery, the staff is always friendly AND the restrooms are heated in the winter. That's always a plus. If you're in the area, make this a spot to visit. You won't be disappointed.

Another great spot to take in breathtaking views! This park affords easy access to the overlook as you are actually parking at the top of the cliff, so it's a short & relatively level walk over to the main observation area. There's a nice little gift shop/visitor center as well. There are also trails if you're up for more exercise.A must-see while in the area!

The trail was awesome. But be careful when you ask a short, female ranger at the state park with the sign is for! I asked her, and she became very confrontational. I told her that I did not hike past the sign. But, she seemed pretty incensed that I would even ask the question when I showed her the picture. This is the first park ranger that I have encountered that was this confrontational. I guess I will just keep hiking some of the trails up at Caesars head and not ask any questions of the staff that worked there!